Andy Sinton made his England international debut in a 1-1 draw against Poland in 1991. His last appearance came in the 7-0 victory over San Marino
Sinton in action during a friendly match against the Commonwealth of Independent States in Moscow, Russia. He received 12 caps for his country under manager Graham Taylor
He was signed by Brentford in 1985 for just �25,000, but they netted �350,000 for him when he moved to QPR four years later. He went on to play 160 league games and score 22 goals at the London club before moving to Sheffield Wednesday
Tottenham boss Gerry Francis signed Sinton in 1996. He scored six times in 86 appearances for Spurs
West Ham's Paul Kitson takes on Tottenham's Sol Campbell and Andy Sinton in 1998
Sinton joined Wolves in 1999, spending three years with the club. He celebrates with striker George Ndah after beating West Brom 3-1 at Molineux in 2001
The winger scored 68 goals in total in his professional career
Sinton was appointed manager of Hampshire side Fleet Town in summer 2005, having spent the previous season as the club's football development officer. Along with assistant Steve Mellor, he was responsible for improving the club's fortunes
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